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State Feedback Option for Pinch Valves

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Clippard’s State Feedback option gives you real-time insight into your valve’s status for enhanced automation, improved diagnostics, and more intelligent control. This feature provides both an electrical signal and LED indicators to show when the valve is open or closed.

Whether you’re logging system data, enabling safety blocks, or simply verifying operation, Clippard’s State Feedback option delivers clear, accurate valve monitoring in a simple plug-and-play solution.

Applications include smart automation and process control systems, medical and analytical instrumentation, data logging for validation and compliance, high-cycle OEM systems needing status feedback, and more.

  NPV Series State Feedback Pinch Valves
  • Solenoid-operated
  • Unobstructed flow path
  Panel Mounted State Feedback Pinch Valves
  • Unobstructed flow path
  • Easier access
  • Enhanced cleanliness
  State Feedback Long Stroke Pinch Valve
  • Solenoid-operated
  • Unobstructed flow path
  • Higher flow
  • Longer stroke
 
 

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